It may be Chinese culture, but I wonder until when a story will be able to get away with assuming physical sex (or gender, really) implies sexuality like this.
Let me guess:
Cat gets wounded or killed;
Yuu decides that is a consequence of living with them and leaves;
Lots of drama are had before they normalize the relationship.
@himeleth
That was something that puzzled me way back. Nakano herself didn't seem to stop to consider that Toda was the source of the visions' theme and content, and she only provided the specific visuals.
One issue with this whole plot is that death seems to affect the soul who's in the body with one type of swap but the original owner otherwise.
It's very contrived.
@Glomoro
I wasn't blaming or faulting anyone so much as offering a correct version; I know people (and authors) get things wrong sometimes, and some appreciate corrections.
I am still pleasantly surprised, though, as @scytherman pointed out, I probably should have seen it coming.
As for this comment section... I'm glad some people have the patience to engage with hateful individuals. Me, I'll just block. Don't need this in my life.
Why is there a female division? If this were regular combat I might get it, but they're fighting with magic and summons etc. The small advantage of physical strength given by gender is small compared to that.